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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

cstin stine TO coriitiah % b. ~ pr cent
lower thsa lest year, airoh1d siighe stsvpg(b-
ebIpG chesl. II was estimated ~ No Vmo1
suJpsy veud shou . decroa<S u eboqt oue
but closed az yesterdays neurs& yspe ~
ssncec &c. ard closed kc. higher, 10y ID
,sDstd fc. and cioecd SC. higher Corn f0o4
sshade firmer early In tho essstor, bus broke
thsn thursday. Oats wore ssse1y sad srsAs
higher. PORK MAS steady and unchanged. VITA
friy light ,ynfips. Lard advanced akc. pr
ito foIrda, and rhortribs sissDced 30
BALTIMORE
BALfTnoRD, Nd. April a-Ceteon sssedy:
middiine, i0kc flour steady and quts<
wnest-soathsrn quiet and steady; rod -
westsrn firmsr and dull; No. ivinssr red, spoI
s0aksoKc.: April, eexc. asked MAJ. 81 kso1 hc:
suL.. ii sayixc. august W ~. asAes, $3.50
southern steady white. &7tstss.; yellow. tSka
g. 81: :' spriI. ca. az. o." asked: Nay. dsysTe.:
June. f6s{c. bid; stesmer. 4fxsEc. Oats steady;
southern ana FenDsyiysnu.. SaSs:. ssss.rs
white. scs3Sc.; western mixed. ttasf. Nys
quiet and steady az sSaS5c. Pfosteiorss Domi-
naliy steady. sugar. opperrei,Ded stsyiy
at 9&aI0c. Whiskey steacy 81 tI.stsyi.st Vihef
articles unchanged. Frsigh,s TO Liverpool por
steamer dun; cotton, ssz2d.; neur. IL 81;
grain, \ alAd
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, April a--Fioar dull and I'M
changed. Wheat issxc. below top hynrss;
we. Corn slightly higher; cash, s5%aDac.:
May, 2syscSkc.; July. ~ keJsc Oats drmsr.
casb, essSskc. May. TskaSsc. Whlssey steady
at si.la Provisions quiet and unchsygcd.
Pork irregular; new, 81: old moss. tit75
lard, ss.ik Dry,salt meats (boxedl shouidcrs
sa75; long clear. 81; clesr.ribs, ss.tsh; shoss
clear, ts.e5. Baeou-shoulders. f6s5 sehD;
long clear. ss.eossse2N; ctosr-rtps. sSssSa
$50; short clear. ss'sassS's; hssss' siLSA
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. April a-Ftour steady. Wheat
castor; No. cred, Sc. Corn Arm: No mixed.
4oc. Cats firm; NO. 2. sca0hc. Pcrk stesdy
meats and bacon firm aud unchanged. whis
key steady at N.fa Hogs steady: common
and light si.:oasaO; pacing and baschsrs'.
''Ss''~ LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, Aprii a-tirain quiet Provi-
scns Unchanged.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. G., April a-rurpcaune
strained, s0c.. Tar firm al ti.i0. Crude tnr-
IeItine drm: hard, 81: yeiiow-iip an1 VIZ
gin. N.s0.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
Ngw YORK. April a--cot,on--Net receipts,
none; eroes receipts, " bales. Futures closed
quiet and arm; snies. 81, 800 bales April, So ya
SI0sS; May, si05iafi0.5s; June. SO b7sSio.5e;
July. si0s5asi0e6: August. SIC 7iasio1: sep
tembor. si0.S6asi03s; October, ~. ssata@ Jan
uary, 80. 9sata.a5.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
IRcported for the Dispatchl
APRIL a-1he market "a inactive and rather
dull. Receipts continue lisht and transactions
small. The quotations are without change.
Prime, Sbc.; extra prime, 3hc.; choice, sxc.;
Spanish, Stc.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lRepored for The Dispatch.l
APRIL a.--Market steady. Receipts very
llght and demand moderate. Prime. silasto.;
fancy sac. common. ika3c. shelled, 3a<o
factory hand picked, 3kaihc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10


CHICAGO, April "a dispatch was
received by Mr.. Blaine's sons last night
10 the effect that his symptoms were
quite favorable, and that neither pneu-
monia nor typhoid had developed. Mr..
Blaine has some fever, but his physi-
clan is not alarmed. II is believed that
Mr.. Blaine will be in Chicago some
time next week.
ST.. LOUIS, April "a special to the
Globe Democrat from Fort Gibson, In
dian Territory, says: Mr.. Blaine was
suffering from a severe cold Sunday
evening last when he arrived ut Gibson
station. A Government ambulance met
the party at the station, but only the
ladies Of the party could be taken TO
the post The next morning an ambu-
lance returned for Mr.. Blaine. He was
able to sit up in the conveyance, but
locked pale and thin. On reaching
the post he went TO the resi-
denee of Colonel J. J. Coppinger. and
has not been ont of the house since.
DIR. Charles T. Berne, post surgeon.
referred all questions TO Colonel Cop
pinger. That gentleman had little to
soy, as he did not wish to create unne-
cessary alarm. He said Z" Mr.. Blaine
is suffering from a heavy cold, accom-
panied by remittent fever, and was
quite sick'last night, but he has favora-
bic pulse" Colonel Coppinger repeated
that Mr.. Blaine was quite sick, and the
whole party expect to leave for the
North in the morning. A train will be
at Gibson station for them at 8 o'clock
a. N. The soldiers detailed to sit up
with Mr.. Blaine last night report him
quite sick, but could not say whether
his symptoms were alarming or not.
MR.. BLAINE BETTER.
AUGUSTA, Me-, April 9.-Mr. Manly
received the following dispatch from
Emmons Blaine to-day Father is
better to-day and leaves Fort Gibson
Monday morning for Chicago"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
FINANCIAL.
xxv YoHx, lALrIxo1I, AND nlc1.
NoHp STOCK BxCHAueIs.
rBy telegraph % me Dispsrh.l

NEW York. April 9.--Ths stock market To-
dny had little Of tho vim and 90 In u o. the
first part Of the week, but was dull, though
nrm, without important movements In prices,
the street OF many brokers and operators was
the chief cause Of the apathy displayed, and,
taken all In all, u was decidedly an ION DAY
In stocks Prices were wen maintained oil
around, and several stocks touched tne osst
figures for week but In none OF the active
list. excepting Pacific Mail. Fert Worth and
Denver, and Richmond and West Point did
tho extreme fiuctuation exceed per cent.
The two first stocks named we're sold freely
late In the day--in the case OF the ffrst named
on account OF the opposition developed among
The directors 10 tho declaration OF dividend.
There was some strength shown by Richmond
and West Point upon rumors OF negotiations by
The company looking 10 the absorption OF other
properties In the South. The remainder OF the
leading stocks were absolutely devoid OF fea-
ture, but among tho specialtles ST. Paul and
Duluth continued its advance. The opening
was firm to strong. though the improvement
was not fully maintained In early trading, but
tho market rallied and fractional advances
were established There was no special fea-
ture Of importance, bat the list remained hrm,
Tut after ~ O'Clock became duh. Tho weak
ness in Pacific Mail and Fort Worth and Dem
yer had temporary effect, but the list again
became firm, and finally closed steady aud
quiet at slight changes only from the opening
figures 1ho total sales to-day were SSS,cOo
shares. The net result Of the days operations
Is that most OF the active list are frsctionaily
higher.
Soon.-stocks active and Arm. Money easy
at 6a7 per cent. Rxchange-Iong. 4SSa4SsA;
short, ls6h aisoH. Governments dull.
Erening.-E quiet end steady; long,
4S6: short AS Money, SAT per cont, closing al
T. Sub-1reasury balanccs-Gold. tlS.Vi6,UD;
currency. sl5.,s7 900. Governments dull; per
cents, 49,; Sper cents. 100 bid. state bonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
OTHER LOCAL NEWS.
,HE NORFOLK BARK OFFICERS AaArs
INDICTED.
o,s Indictment Containing About Fifty
Separate Counts False
Entries. sc.

The grand jury Of the United States
Circuit Cont for the Eastern district
If Virginia met pursuant TO adjourn
mcns at ~ O'Clock N. yesterday.
They we're handed joint indictment
,eaind George NJ. Balm, Jr., John B.
whitehead, Orlando Windsor, and G..
Jenkins. officers OF the late
F,cbange National Bank OF the city of
Norfolk. charging Them with violating
.,e,ion 5000 Of the Revised United
States Statutes by making false entries
m their report made Ia the receiver
March ., 1884. The indictment covers
sixty pages and contains about fifty
counts. al growing out of the different
phases Of the above one charge.
The grand jury were adjourned over
ruiil ~ O'Clock next Wednesday, and
.hdce Hughes left on the afternoon
tain for Norfolk ria Petersburg.
When the jury meets Wednesday they
vii I've handed an indictment against
George NJ. Balm, Jr., who was cash
ftT OF int bduhy tiihiSiuB nun Win
nfuury in swearing 10 the correctness
Il Tins report. These are the only two
If the cascs in which indictments would
lc barred 10y the statute of three years
imitation before the May term Of the
,,urt begins in Norfolk.
Originally there were thirty-three in
5ieimeuts in these cases. Since the
recent decision Of the United States
Supreme Court in one OF them, in di-
,c,ing writ of ho6cds corpus TO
le issued to Balm, District Attor-
new Ca,lett Gibson and Assistant
James Lyons have concluded that
II =, best TO have an entirely new
.e, Of indictments These will be made
more comprehensive, and one will cover
slont three of the former ones. Those
vhchwcre found charging false entries,
hls. publications, and perjury IN con-
recti5n with the report of March 2,
1884. were barred before the Supreme
Cont decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
THE BRormEnHooD.
locomotive Engineers TO Have n
Meeting Here To-Day.

hlchmond Division, No. 26, Brother
mood OF Locomotive Engineers. met
Yesterday to perfect arrangements for
the unlon-meeting to be held by them
at the Theatre this afternoon. com.
menclng ct 2 o'clock. A large number
Of visiting brethren from different sec
tons oi the Union; who had reached
ihe city, we're present. II is expected
that there will be about 500 of them
rssent to-day, and the meeting will
also he open to the public. Grand
Shief-EDgineer =. NJ. Arthur, of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Grand
Chaplain Deloss Everett. of Phil.
sdelphia, arrived on the 2:39 p. NJ.
south-bOund train, and were met at the
Byrd-Street station by a committee
from Richmond Division and escorted
10 Ford's Hotel, where they will stop
while in the city. After dinner they
accompanied the committee to their
lodge-room-Thon's Hall, Seventeenth
and Main streets-where another meet
ing was held in the afternoon.
To-DAYs PROGRAMME.
The following is the programme for
today Members Of the brotherhood,
both resident end visiting, will meet at
the Hall, and at ] 80 o'clock will march
in a body to the Theatre, preceded by
platoon OF police. The Order of Rail-
way Conductors and Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen will follow in full
strength. Following is the order of ex-
ercises to be carried out when the Thea
ire is reached
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
The Ridenour Murder-Triai.


WEcHEsTER, Va, April Booth
sessions of the court to-day were con-
sruned in proving the handwriting of
Kdenour, with proof tending to show
the forgery OF the name OF Orndorif,
ia which the business habits and ina
bility of Orndorff to write were the
principal facts shown. Judge Clark ex-
Guided all expert testimony on the
ground that expext testimony, no matter
how skilfnl the expert, was not admis-
sible in Virginia courts to prove hand
writing. Upon this ruling the prosecu-
lion introduced the evidence OF those
familiar with Ridenour's handwriting to
prove his signature to the note. The
court adjourned early this afternoon, on
motion of the attorney for the defence,
who was unwell. The witnesses for the
defence were dismissed until Wednes-
day morning. Evidence next week
will be introduced in tracing Ridenour
into the woods where the murder was
committed in company with the de-
ceased. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

had eaten out the inside OF a little
building which is in the rear OF the Zef-
ting publication Office, in Frankfort
street. The Zeit,ng had Just gone TO
press but the work in the press-room,
which is directly under the mailing de-
rartment, had to be abandoned, and
for time IL was feared that the pres 'es
would be destroyed. The paper ca ne
out, however, three or four hours late.
The damage to the building was 81, 900,
but the damage to the Zcitang by the
complete destruction Of the apparatus
by which $4,000 copies Of the paper
were mailed daily is iDcalculable in
money value. The work of replacing
the destroyed blocks will be long and
tedious one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
NO DEAL At ALL.
That IL tho Conviction sn Baiti-
more-Impression iD London.

BALTIMORE, April 9.--There is o
growing conviction here that there has
been no deal, nor will there be any
serious movement TO divert the control
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to
any syndicate nor to any other rail-
road combination. The general belief
is that President. Garrett has purchased
all stock offered, and has now, with
two or three holders of considerable
stock, the entire control So general
is this belief that the matter is no more
discussed. Mr. Garrett has received
letter from a gentleman in London
expressing regret that any movement
for the transfer of the road had been
made, as the Baltimore and Qbii has
always been one of the few roads that
was not subject to stock-iobbing ope-
rations. With regard to the means to
build road from Philadelphia TO New
York the letter says II the road is IN
want of money for that purpose, the
entire amount required can be raised
in London in an hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Ihs Association nuiidinr Received

N,ssrs. Howard Swineioru' e. ~.
Taylor, and j. Taylor Ellyson. OF tue
building Committee Of the ioune
km's Christian Association, IN comps gP'
by With the supervising archi,ec', aa :.
4. L. West, carefully inspected inc he es
building Yesterday afternoon "a ana same
ieiwsrls formally received tne S sa.
:'om the contractor, Dir. W.T. a. oa' Va
iLemselyes as much pleased with the
hammer In which the work had been
done The dedication-seryiees WIN
ike place early in May. -.
The ladies were busy yesterday az n
nngiDg for the bazaar TO De n ns;o~
lsise money to furnish the buli .,,s \,
The bazaar win open Tuesday n'sn. sr -
the new building, and there Is = sss az
Indication that Il viii be one q 'no
Hoss suecessful ever held in the ci's'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
More Earthquakes I'm Rhode Isiasd.
NV telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

PROVIDENCE, II. L., April 9.-New-
port to-day elected one Democratic
senator end three Democratic repre-
sentatives. The figures are not yet
known. East Greenwich elects one
Democratic representative, and War
wick Que Republican representative,
making the Senate stand 10 Republic
cans and Is Democrats and the House
70 Republicans and Al Democrats, or
AZ to 56 in grand committee in favor OF
the Democrats. This viii insure the
election in grand committee OF the
Democratic candidates for general
Offices who failed of the election on
"Wednesday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Manchester Ifcms.

Miss Mamie Wilkinson, Of Bedford
county, is visiting Mrs. o. B. Eanes, of
this city.
Miss Vie Woodward, of Spartan
burg, S. c., daughter of Rev. b. f.
Woodward, formerly of this city, is
visiting the Misses Walden, of Buck
Hill.
Rev. W. G. Lumpkin will preach at
the West-End Methodist church this
morning, the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Deye,
being still confined to his room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Alleged Election Frauds in Michi.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April "a spe-
cial from Marquette, Mich, says I:
There is great excitement all over the
Northern Michigan peninsula over the
alleged frauds in the recent election,
which places in doubt the fate of the
prohibitory amendment. The Iron
wood authorities are reported to have
sought legal advice, it being charged
that voters by the hundreds were i'm
ported from Wisconsin to vote against
the amendment. The frauds are all
alleged to have occurred in Godfrey
county. Reviewed returns cut down
the vote against the amendment to Si5,
allowing Bessemer county nearly
l0,900. If Bessemer county is thrown
out-and there is no doubt of a con-
test-the State has certainly carried the
amendment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Presidential Nominations.


WASHINGTON, ID. g., April 9.-The
President to-day appointed Marshall
Parks TO be supervising inspector OF
steam vessels for the Third district,
With headquarters at Norfolk, in place
of James Curran, of Maryland, who
was twice nominated to that office and
who failed of confirmation each time.
rarks is resident of Norfolk and a
pronounced Democrat. He was not an
applicant for the position, bnt his APP
pointment was strongly urged 10y many
influential Democrats. The President
this afternoon appointed Eugene Sem
pie, of Washington Territory, to be
Governor of Washington Territory,
and Samuel d. Shannon, OF Cheyenne,
to be Secretary of Wyoming Territory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SUNDAY. APRIL 10. 1887

mcnt OF damages, all OF which we're
agreed upon by negotiation without re-
sorting TO litigation in manner salts
factory to all parties. The total amount
paid for these causes was S63,6l6,
which was divided as follows: Amount
paid in settlement OF loss OF sixteen
lives, s4e, $50 loss OF property, baggage,
and personal effects, 1916 for iniu-
ries sustained by the survivors OF the
wreck, "a. 75O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
The EricIiInyQrs

The Journeymen Bricklayers' Union
met last night and appointed a commit
lee to confer with the bosses to-mor-
low. 1t Is believed that they have a
proposition to make which will be
surely accepted Whether it is for
nine hours work at nine hours pay is
not certainly known, but there was a
report to that effect last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-The worlds
champions achieved another victory to-
day, defeating the Chicagos, after an
exciting game, by score of 8 to 7.
Poth pitchers were hit freely, bat
Foutz particularly distinguished him
self by cool-headed work. At critical
points of the game he showed himself
TO be master of the situation /; and TO
his pitching, with the back-stop work
Of Bushong, the victory is largely due.
The game began with the st. Louis at
the bat. Arson for the third time won
the toss, but chose McQuade, the as
ISOLATION umpire, instead OF Doescher,
as Le had done on both occasions pre-
yiouslv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Absence of GaS-Lighf.

The weather being pleasant, the
thorou9hfares were crowded with peo-
pie last night-unusually so even for a
Saturday night-but TO the surprise of
all the streets were not lighted with gas,
and it was not until about 8 o'clock,
when the moon rose, that the darkness
was dispelled.
The electric lights were all right 1t
is of the non-lighting of the gas-lamps
that the people complained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

WLMINGTog, DEL, April 9.-The
painters employed in the boat-yard of
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
quit work this morning on account of
the employment of women in that de-
partmeRt. To the latter was assigned
all inside work, which action necessi-
tated the laying off OF the men when
the weather is Indictment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Hastings Court.

No cases were tried in this court yes
terdsy, Judge Atkins being away from
the city. Judge Holiday, of the
Chancery Court, heard the application
of H. b. Hill for n license to keep
saloon at GA Belvidere street, but a
number of persons appeared and OPP
posed the establishment of bar-room
in the neighborhood, and the Judge re-
fused to allow the license to be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
DecapItated in a Wine.

MILWAUKEE,, April "a special from Nezau
nee. Mich, Gays: A peculiarly horrible acci-
cent happened at Lake Angeline mine last
night. miner named BENJAMIN Mars.on was
coming from the bottom OF the mine la the
"skip' In which ore u hoisted when he stuck
his head out a, the third level, and it was cut
eff as though with knife. The dismombersd
head dropped $50 feet to tho svitch-level and
struck miner on the arm. All the miners left
the mine Immediately and would not 90 into 1t
again. A boss-miner named Sincock weat
down alone aud brought up the head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
The Canadian Catholic knights.

QUEBEC, April 9.-lt is generally I'M
derstood that the mandament issued by
Cardinal raschereau against the Knights
of Labor will be withdrawn. 1t is said
that in case the Knights cannot effect
en- understanding with the Church here,
they will form pilgrimage to some
American city where they can obtain,
absolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Concert 10 Buy an Organ.

A concert will be given at West
Main-Street Baptist church on Friday
evening, April 10Th, the proceeds OF
which will be appropriated to the pur-
chase of a new organ. Mrs. Knowles,
Mrs. Shelburne, Messrs. Cunningham,
Leftwich, and Crump will render their
best vocal selections, with Mrs. Green
Cr as accompanist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Or. ueGlynn On a Lecfn<lug Tour.
nv faienrann 10 the ni.shatch.l

New York, april 9.-Dr. McGlynn
VII set out tomorrow on n lectarlng
tour throughout the COUNTRY. He goes
by the Pennsylvania railroad for Gin
cinnati, where he viii lecture Tuesday
evening. He will then proceed to In
dianapolis, and afterward to Chicago,
Milwaukee, st. Paul. st. Louis. Rich.
mond, New Orleans, Brooklyn, and
New Jerey. The priests who sympa-
tbize with Dr. McGlynn would, il was
stated to-day, hold meeting ON Whit
Monday and sign an appeal to Rome in
behalf Of the Doctor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
Another Influx OF Immigrants.
lDy telegraph TO the Dlspafch.l


NEW YORK, April 9.--The immigrants
who did not leave Castle Garden yes
terday were about crowded to death
this morning by the arrival OF 1892
more strangers. The Ennis, from Bre-
men, brought GIT Chateau Leoville,
from bordeaux, LOT Baltic, from
Liverpool, Sl6; Adriatic, from Liver
pool 100; and Ludgnte Hill, from
London, 81. The majority OF these
were Irish and Italians. About two
dozen males and females were detained
on suspicion Of being paupera The
number Of arrivals for yesterday and
to-day viii be nearly 10000. Three
fifths Of these were booked by the rail-
roads Tor points in the Tar West and
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

Medical College and three Of the u ii.
versity of Maryland.
None OF the members OF the Bom |
present in the city last night could Civ,
list Of the successful seven, and the
secretary had gone of 10 his home in
Charlottesville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

PRESIDENT, W. W. Dornin (re-electsd)
.sice-rr,esident, w. X. Wright Secre-
'afy and Treasurer, W. r. Miller ire
eiec'ed( Board OF Directors: NJ.
Stuari Jr., J. A. Mahood. and T. w.
william. Delegate TO National Con
vention, G.. +. Lucado.
Tins organization wi be represented
~ the state convention by. at least
twenty-five of its members.
among the prominent candidates for
Eresloent ut The coming convention are
Shield. Oo''' a'''' % ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
WEEKLY BANK sTATEMBNT.

NEW YORK. April 9-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve, decrease, S264.250: loans, increase,
1921 SEQ: specie, increase, 81 4is,iO legal ten
ders, decrease, t491,,00; deposits, increase,
si7i6, 100; circulation, increase. S3iS,50o
The banks now hold s4,ll5,575 In excess OF
the % per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
s,.,e, InternaI Revenue.

Tbe collections in this district Tor
"' week ending Friday, April
s nu,' we've as follows: Saturday,
e ssns ,eo a.: Monday, $7,635.66 Tues
so,ooeeiiG14 o.: Wednesday, 3,740. %
Tfsn,rsdsy, $5.492.5i; Friday, So
sso za--total, $50, 104.59.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Nd. April a.-virginla 6's, past
due coupons. Sc; do. i0-40's, f0H; do. new Us,
gGif Bid to-day